But the question of whether a pattern of cognitive changes represents typical aging or something more worrisome is best answered by a neuropsychological evaluation, which involves integration of cognitive test performance with clinical history, behavioral observation, demographic data and other neurodiagnostic data by a trained professional.
In the present study, we drew our attention to the common pattern of cognitive processes of GPT through GT approach.
The overall pattern of cognitive impairment in OSAS is complex, and research in this field is mixed.
Then, all the processes constituted a unified model underlying common pattern of cognitive processes the test takers employed to complete GPT.
This syndrome is associated with physical features such as short stature or failure in primary and secondary sexual development, together with a specific pattern of cognitive functions.
It has been asserted that damage to the cerebellum produces a specific pattern of cognitive deficits, but clinical studies have had ambiguous results.
Discrete time survival modeling was used to assess the ability of the assay to predict a pattern of cognitive decline consistent with early AD.
The main objective was to identify the degree and pattern of cognitive deficits present in FEM by systematically reviewing the literature focusing on two illness phases: cognitive functioning during the first acute manic state and in the following remission period.
Efforts have been made to characterize the pattern of cognitive function in both disorders, and certain resemblances have become apparent such as deficits in abstract reasoning and the more complex aspects of memory and language.
However, the majority of research on cognition in bipolar disorder has been conducted on the later stages, and whilst cognitive impairments appear to worsen with illness progression (Robinson and Ferrier 2006), the extent and pattern of cognitive dysfunction in the early stages remain largely unknown.
The objective of the present study was to examine whether the pattern of cognitive deficits in patients with Cushing's syndrome (CS), a disorder characterized by chronic exposure to elevated levels of glucocorticoids (GC), is similar to that observed in older individuals.
